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Event ‘breaks sustinable tradition’

THE growing popularity of sustainability on the Surf Coast has spawned a new event, Build Grow Live Surf Coast Energy Group (SCEG) and Danawa Community...

Local tears for gutted church

By PAUL MILLAR LOCALS young and old wept in the street when an intended day of celebration turned into their Ash Wednesday as Bannockburn’s historic...

Piles of horror with ‘wedding’

By PAUL MILLAR SOMETHING always goes wrong at a wedding, from the toppled cake to the torn bridal dress. But a forthcoming wedding at Queenscliff’s Vue...

Museum raises the baa with flock

THOUSANDS of participants have helped Geelong’s National Wool Museum muster the world’s largest flock of hand-made pompom sheep. The museum thanked “pompom drovers” from around...

Gunman questioned over crime spree

By PAUL MILLAR A 35-YEAR-old Geelong man has been arrested after a terrifying spate of armed robberies across the city this week. It’s alleged that...

Historic Bannockburn church blaze

By PAUL MILLAR AN HISTORIC Catholic church in the heart of Bannockburn has been badly damaged in a fire overnight. Fire crews were called to the...

It’s just a T-shirt storm in a teacup

“It’s just a t-shirt.” With those words the bulk of Geelong’s social media commentary dismissed the controversy surrounding Mayor, Darryn Lyons and his “naked woman”...

Lives in the balance: Dying for an ambo

By JOHN VAN KLAVEREN HEART attack and car accident victims face some of the state’s longest or shortest waits for ambulances depending on where they...

Double Take

THE issue of politicians and councillors (same thing, really) living in their electorates has been a long-standing and thorny issue but one politician sought...

Cops target ‘hot spots’

By PAUL MILLAR POLICE will conduct an ongoing crackdown on known crime hotspots in the region over summer after a 24-hour blitz on central Geelong...

Early sizzle turns up the heat on baby animals

By PAUL MILLAR AN EARLY hot spell has taken its toll on local wildlife, with Jirrahlinga Wildlife Sanctuary busy treating distressed animals and birds. Senior keeper...

Massive tuna ‘offering huge financial return’

By PAUL MILLAR THE SURPRISE return of big southern bluefin tuna after an absence of more than four decades promises a financial windfall along the...

Man charged after firearms found

A man is facing dozens of charges after a bag containing firearms was discovered in Whittington. A 29-year-old man has been charged and remanded...